PRINT CLAN CIC

📣Internship Opportunity 📣 Yvonne and Marion are looking for a design intern to join their team. If you are passionate about design and ready to learn we’d love to hear from you. Print room hire is included to create your own work. Time will be split between studio and remote working. Send your cv + cover letter to info@bespokeatelier.co.uk Please share with anyone interested! 📸 @mack.studio

Another fantastic workshop with Glasgow Disability Alliance 🥰

We are recruiting for a new Studio Manager! This is a very unique opportunity to join the growth of Scotland's most advanced open access Textile Screen Printing studio. This position is for 24 hours a week at our High Street Studio, with a negotiable salary dependant on experience starting at the Real Living Wage. The Studio Manager ensures the smooth day-to-day running of the studio and due to its specialised nature we require existing knowledge and experience of textile screen printing. Working as part of a young and evolving company, you will have a direct role in the development of our studio and will share the mission of accessibility, community, inclusivity and sustainability within Glasgow's changing arts sector. For more information and how to apply, please visit our website or follow the link in our bio! Closing date for applications: July 27th 2024 - 3pm

We are recruiting for a new Studio Manager! This is a very unique opportunity to join the growth of Scotland's most advanced open access Textile Screen Printing studio. This position is for 24 hours a week at our High Street Studio, with a negotiable salary dependant on experience starting at the Real Living Wage. The Studio Manager ensures the smooth day-to-day running of the studio and due to its specialised nature we require existing knowledge and experience of textile screen printing. Working as part of a young and evolving company, you will have a direct role in the development of our studio and will share the mission of accessibility, community, inclusivity and sustainability within Glasgow's changing arts sector. For more information and how to apply, please visit our website or follow the link in our bio! Closing date for applications: July 27th 2024 - 3pm

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PRINT CLAN CIC has benefited from the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership #WellbeingForLongerInGlasgow Fund through having the opportunity to learn and grow as a community. The organisation want everyone to have the same access to the special art equipment on offer. Arianna Mele from the organisation reflected that participants often feel like they have become a family. https://lnkd.in/edu7c5NX

Our learners went to classes with a trained ESOL teacher and enjoyed a fully funded six-week course to develop their artistic skills. With enormous thanks to PRINT CLAN CIC and the folks at The National Lottery Community Fund we say a fond farewell to screen printing 2024! Paul from the National Lottery had some serious tutoring on the art of screen printing by two of our learners/artists. They did an amazing job with teaching him, so much so he came away with two prints of his own designs! Here at Glasgow ESOL Forum, we are about so much more than helping people learn English. We want our learners to gain confidence, growth and self-worth and its efforts like this that help make this possible. #esol #charity #glasgow

📸TEAM SHARE at Fearsome! 🚀 This week marks our first Q1 team meeting, where we gather to share the latest updates, discuss ongoing projects, and chart the course for what's next. 📈 A warm welcome to our newest team members, Rory Ingram and Kierran Smillie! 🎉 We're thrilled to have you on board. Plus, a special shoutout to our new business developer, Gregg Draudt, from the USA, who's joining us in person. It's fantastic to have you here! 🌟 Our #teamshare covers everything from innovation to business growth, offering valuable insights and fostering collaboration. It's a fantastic opportunity to address challenges, share opinions, and strengthen our team spirit. 💪 After a productive day of presentations and discussions, we enjoyed a fun team evening with PRINT CLAN CIC, a social enterprise specialising in screen printing. Many thanks for a workshop; it was a fantastic experience!  🎨 Our designers got creative, making stencils and printing our branded logos. The atmosphere was buzzing with creativity, making it a great way to foster collaboration and get to know each other better. Here's to a successful meeting and many more to come! 🤝 Morven Shearlaw Vhairi Maxwell Alex Mitchell Charlotte Belle Brent van Hoorn Barry Warden Iain Taylor Colin Phimister Mark Foulger Daniel Little +many more 🧑🏻🎨 #TeamMeeting #teamevents #FearsomeTeam #Collaboration #Innovation #medicaldevices #medtech #productdesign

Instant Whip: The Textiles and Papers of Fraser Taylor 1977–87 Revisited Reid Gallery & Window on Heritage 16 March – 20 April 2024 Preview: 6 – 8pm Friday 15th March 2024 Free but ticketed – Book via Eventbrite http://surl.li/rcbeg The exhibition shines a light on the archive of interdisciplinary artist Fraser Taylor, acquired by The Glasgow School of Art Archives and Collections in 2014. The exhibition brings together this unique archive with new commissions for the first time. It explores through Taylor’s work connections to textiles, fashion, design, style, identity, and recurring links to Glasgow as a centre of creativity during the period 1977-87. Instant Whip: The Textiles and Papers of Fraser Taylor 1977–87 Revisited is curated by Dr Helena Britt with Panel and presented in partnership with The Glasgow School of Art Archives and Collections, Reid Gallery and Print Clan. Generously supported by: Creative Scotland Fraser Taylor studied Printed Textiles at The Glasgow School of Art and the Royal College of Art. He co-founded The Cloth in 1983 with David Band, Brian Bolger and Helen Manning, a creative studio focused on contemporary textile design and production. Since 1983 he has developed an interdisciplinary art practice and has exhibited his work internationally. Collaborative works include projects with visual artists, designers, and contemporary dance productions. From 2001 until 2017 Fraser was a Visiting Artist and Adjunct Full Professor in the Department of Fiber and Material Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He returned to Glasgow in 2017 and in 2020 launched a new body of printed textiles and garments under the label HAXTON. Image: First year students on Renfrew Street - Fraser Taylor, Morag Ross, Robert McCann and Lis Martin, 1977-1978. Photographer Gerry Kelly. Courtesy of The Glasgow School Archives and Collections. Fraser Taylor #Panel Lucy McEachan Catriona Duffy Shireen Taylor #laurarichmond The Glasgow School of Art #GSAArchives Graphical House – Brand Design Consultancy #RobKennedy PRINT CLAN CIC Wendy Murray

Instant Whip: The Textiles & Papers of Fraser Taylor 1977–87 Revisited opens next week: Saturday 16 March Reid Gallery and Window on Heritage The Glasgow School of Art. Digital posters, soon to be seen around Glasgow, are designed by Graphical House – Brand Design Consultancy and feature pages from Fraser Taylor’s GSA sketchbooks 1979–80, on show as a part of the exhibition. Details of the Instant Whip events programme coming soon! #FraserTaylor Fraser Taylor #InstantWhip @glasgowschoolart @graphicalhouse @gsaarchives @gsaexhibitions @haxtonstudio @helena_britt @panel_glasgow Wearepanel @printclan PRINT CLAN CIC @robkennedy_ @thecloth80s